/24-7PressRelease/ - Indianapolis, IN, July 12, 2008 - Wolf Technical Services, Inc. of Indianapolis has hired five Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology students as summer interns to work in the company's Research & Development Department.
"The exceptional students from Rose-Hulman are making valuable daily contributions to Wolf," said Wolf President Mike Pepe. "We treasure their creativity and energy and look forward to working with them this summer and
beyond."
Meredith Woodard is the daughter of Jan and Johnny Woodard of Nashville, TN. She recently finished her sophomore year at Rose-Hulman and plans to complete a degree in Optical Engineering by 2010.
"I love working at Wolf," Woodard said. "It's a great opportunity to see how everything engineering, research and design, forensics, etc... falls together, and also to learn how to apply the theories and principles we learn in class to actual
projects and cases."
Janine Pulley is the daughter of Bryan Pulley and Joan Proulx of Hudson, NH. She plans to complete a degree in Biomedical Engineering in May 2009.
"My experience at Wolf has given me a professional environment where I can apply the knowledge and abilities I have studied in school, as well as learning new skills."
Daniel Sing, is the son of Daniel and Joan Sing, of Columbus, OH. He plans to complete a master's degree in mechanical engineering in May 2009.
"Working at Wolf is a large step towards the independence and responsibilities of being a full-time employee rather than a basic intern," Sing said.
Brandt Zimmerly, is the son of Brad and Kelly Zimmerly of Switz City, IN. He plans to complete a degree in Mechanical Engineering in May 2009.
"Wolf has given me a great opportunity to gain real-world experience while attaining my degree," Zimmerly said. "Wolf has treated me as they would a full-time engineer, giving me a lot of responsibilities and assigning me tasks that are integral to the company's future."
Jonathan Ogilvie is the son of Donald Ogilvie and Jean Gonynor of Fitchburg, MA. He plans to complete degrees in Software Engineering and Computer Engineering in May 2009.
"I decided to return to Wolf after having interned last summer because of the unique perspective the company has to offer on technological development," Ogilvie said. "Our experience in forensic engineering lends itself naturally to
the sorts of safety devices we're developing, and it makes for a great learning experience. I've learned more here than I have in college, just by working with the right people."
The Rose-Hulman students are participating in a 10-week internship allowing them to explore possible career paths before completion of their degree. Rose-Hulman is located in Terre Haute and is one of the nation's top undergraduate schools for engineering, science and mathematics.
For more information about Wolf, please visit us on the Internet at http://www.wolftechnical.com
About Wolf Technical Services
Wolf Technical Services, Inc., has been a leader in forensic engineering and research for more than 30 years. Based in Indianapolis, our team of professional experts specializes in accident reconstruction, fire investigations, government research, product liability, transportation and logistic consulting, trucking safety, shipping loss prevention and graphics.
For more information about Wolf, please visit us on the Internet at http://www.wolftechnical.com or contact Joe Ward at (317) 842-6075.
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